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Chemicals502026 Supplementary analysis on agrichemicals, paints, coatings, industrial gases,food flavouring & fragrance rankings AboutBrand Finance Bridging the gap betweenMarketing and Finance Brand Finance was set up in 1996with the aim of 'bridging the gap betweenmarketing and finance'. For 30 years, wehave helped companies and organisationsof all types to connect their brands tothe bottom line. Quantifying thefinancial value of brands We put thousands of the world’s biggestbrands to the test every year. Rankingbrands across all sectors and countries,we publish over 100 reports annually. Unique combinationof expertise The world'sleading brandvaluationconsultancy Our teams have experienceacross a wide range of disciplinesfrom marketing and market research,to brand strategy and visual identity,to tax and accounting. Priding ourselveson technical credibility Brand Finance, a chartered accountancyfirm regulated by the Institute of CharteredAccountants in England and Wales, is thefirst brand valuation consultancy to join theInternational Valuation Standards Council.Our experts crafted standards (ISO 10668and ISO 20671) and our methodology,certified by Austrian Standards, is officiallyapproved by the Marketing AccountabilityStandards Board. For business enquiries, please contact:enquiries@brandfinance.com For media enquiries, please contact:press@brandfinance.com +44 207 389 9400www.brandfinance.com Contents Foreword5David Haigh, Chairman & CEO, Brand Finance Introduction6Global Sector Head of Chemicals, Brand Finance Sector Overview8 Valuation Analysis15Most Valuable Chemicals Brands 202616Fastest Growing Brand Value:Nutrien18Brand to Watch:OCP Group19 Brand Strength Analysis20 Segment Rankings24 Paints & Coatings26Agri-Nutrients28Agriscience29Food Flavoring & Fragrance30Industrial Gas31 Brand Spotlight32Rongsheng Petrochemical34 Our Services50 Chemicalssector navigatesfragile recoveryas structuralpressures persist +BASF: Most valuable chemicals brand for12 consecutive years +SABICsustains second position with steadygrowth for sixth consecutive year +Nutrienemerges as fastest-growing chemicalsbrand in 2026 +OCP Group: New entrant and a Brand to Watchin the chemicals sector +BASF reigns as the strongest chemicals brand,DowandLG Chemclimb up rankings Foreword This year marks Brand Finance’s 30thanniversary. Throughout our history as acompany, there has been one enduring truism: brands operate in a world shapedby continual change. Rapid advancements in AI, geopolitical fragmentation, economic uncertainty,and rising expectations of corporate behaviour have all placed new pressureson organisations. While the challenges have evolved, the importance of buildingand maintaining brand strength has remained constant. Looking back to 1996, the global brand landscape was dominated by traditionalconsumer names. Since then, the rise of technology and digital services, the movefrom products to ecosystems, the increasing prominence of B2B brands, and thegrowth of place branding have fundamentally reshaped how value is created. David HaighChairman & CEO,Brand Finance Today, the commercial contribution of a strong brand is well recognised. It drivesdemand, supports premium pricing, attracts and retains talent, increases resilienceduring uncertainty, and provides confidence to investors. Despite this awareness,many organisations still struggle to quantify brand value or explain its role in businessperformance. This lack of clarity often creates a gap between marketing ambitionand financial decision-making, limiting the ability to invest for the long term. At Brand Finance, our mission for 30 years has been to close that gap. By bringingtogether robust valuation methodologies and in-depth research, we help leadersunderstand the financial impact of their brand and make better-informed decisions.Whether you are looking to strengthen brand performance, evaluate marketinginvestment, support a transaction, or bring greater alignment across yourorganisation, our team is here to help. As you explore this year’s findings, I encourage you to consider how the insightscan support clearer decision-making within your organisation. Strong brands arebuilt through informed choices and consistent investment, and our team is readyto help you translate the data into practical next steps for your strategy. Introduction The chemicals industry has long prided itself on analytical rigour. Capital allocationdecisions are modelled with precision. Feedstock costs are tracked to the basis point.Capacity utilisation is benchmarked obsessively against competitors. Yet when it comes to brand, one of the most consequential drivers of customeracquisition, retention, pricing power and long-term revenue visibility, the samerigour is rarely applied. In most chemicals organisations, brand investment ismade on instinct and rarely measured. That is the gap this report is designedto close. A sector in transition, not in recove